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Stories with Sahj details a situation where family members move in to recover financially but soon demand rent from the homeowner.  In response to this unexpected request, they decide to involve a professional third party to formalize the living arrangement.

FUCK FLOCK - This tool being abused by every police department.  We're relying on the corrupt cops to police themselves. There is no oversight. Police are disproportionately domestic abusers and they use flock to stalk their victims. Flock Safety’s license plate reader cameras help police solve serious crimes by creating a searchable, time-stamped database of vehicle movement—but that same power can be misused to track innocent people.  The episode highlights cases involving wrongful suspicion, alleged officer misuse, and disputes over transparency around audit logs, as the technology expands beyond stationary cameras into drones and person-tracking systems.  The central question: how communities ensure oversight of the people using—and accessing—this surveillance data.  

New legislation could make it a crime to work on your own car!  Software , special tool and now the law is making it even harder to work on things ?! What do you think?  

A message to all the wokies calling me a racist and saying I have white privilege. Suck a giant donkey Richard you bastards, I’ve been through the same and never once committed crimes or took advantage of the system.

Did you know that your new car may be sharing all your personal information with the police? In this video, I am breaking down the NEW car technology that allows police to track your every move, including take over control of your car! I will also break down the new law requiring car companies to use this technology for the police and government to spy on you AND the exact steps you can take to protect your privacy and data.  

There are three types of Black people destroying our community from the inside. Not white supremacy. Not systemic racism. Not "the man." Us. The behavior we tolerate, the archetypes we celebrate, and the dysfunction we wear like a badge of honor.   I'm Andre Williams — Detroit native, U.S. Army veteran — and in this video I'm laying out the three archetypes every Black American needs to recognize, call out, and refuse to be:   1️⃣ The Hood Type. Low impulse control. No long-term thinking. Working at Wendy's at 28. Fighting over Section 8 housing he doesn't own. Buys what he wants and begs for what he needs. Offers nothing of value to the community.   2️⃣ The Hustler. The fake entrepreneur. Always grinding, never building. Sells weed, sells scams, sells courses about how to sell scams. Wants the lifestyle of a winner without the discipline of a winner. Turns every interaction into a transaction. Selling poison to your own people isn't entrepreneurship — it...

 Some cities bought AI surveillance cameras to solve crime.  Now they are covering them with bin bags because they cannot tell who controls the data, whether the cameras are still recording, or how to escape the contracts they signed.

  Ground beef just hit a record $6.89 a pound, up 80% since 2019 — and nobody along the supply chain sees relief coming. Ranchers like Eric Gropper point to years of drought that have shrunk cattle herds to their lowest level in decades. Meanwhile, meatpackers have been hammered by labor shortages and plant closures. And restaurants have had no choice but to keep raising prices. But how much of this is the market, and how much is manipulation? Since the late 1970s, just four companies — Tyson, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef — have come to control roughly 80% of the American beef market. The Justice Department is now investigating, and McDonald's and Target are among those suing over alleged price-fixing. So how much has consolidation driven up prices? And would breaking up these companies actually lead to lower beef prices?